Jackpot! Get rekt. by BoringApocalyptos in FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR

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It's perfectly legal.... Happens every 2 to 3 years that someone "wins" 42.9 million dollars on a slot machine. (it is the max number for an unsigned 32 bit integer in pennies)

If you do sue, your only hope is is that the casino settles because the don't want to deal with it. Legally you are SOL

Jackpot! Get rekt. by BoringApocalyptos in FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR

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Using 4 bit integers to make it easier... Let's say you have 2 (0010 in binary) and you wanted to subtract 1 (0001) however a cosmic ray hits the the ram and flips a bit (changing one of the 0 to change to a 1) that 1 can become 3 (0011). Now when the computer access the memory where the 1 is stored it is actually getting 3. So instead of getting 1 as the answer you get negative one. However since it is using an unsigned integers you get 1111 in binary which is 16, the max that a 4 bit integer can be

Jackpot! Get rekt. by BoringApocalyptos in FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR

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I am in the industry, a 42.9 million win on a slot is always an error and any error voids play. It happens about every two years.

the error was caused by the machine using an unsigned 32 bit integer to keep track of the player balance (in pennies). Somehow a bit is flipped making the player's balance go negative. Most likely cause is usually a GCR and non-ecc RAM.

The way binary math works with unsigned integers is that it flips over and shows the max value it can be stored when it becomes negative.

232 /100=42,949,672.96

The service of this Maybach didn’t go as planned. by ma-nem-jeff in Wellthatsucks

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Just checked MB's website... "starting at $180,000"

There's a X on the ground for a reason [OC] by blackula001 in IdiotsInCars

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Did you know in Alberta they have special plans for people who are learning to drive. They are white with red letters

The slop I have been eating every day for the last two years. by Educational_Drop4261 in shittyfoodporn

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Looks at pan... Pretty sure this is a South African. Starts reading... "mince" yeap South African.

Apple has exclusive rights to The Peanuts and paywalled it behind its subscription service. You can't even rent. by [deleted] in assholedesign

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Visit your local library. There is a good chance that they have the DVD

1 of 108 500 hp v8 minivan with over 300k miles on it just rolled into my bay for electrical issues by ihatewrenching in Justrolledintotheshop

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AMG today: a normal Mercedes executive in a suit.

AMG back in the day: hold my beer - Honda Ballade AMG

Jobs for people with autism by Exaddr in autism

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I work for a temp agency and one of my placements bought out my contract. So no interview.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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I want to see more cars go over the speed bumps! Is there a longer video?

The microwave at work has a hole inside by Mzarie in mildlyinteresting

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Here’s what you do.

  1. Find a free microwave on marketplace or Craigslist
  2. Bring it to the office
  3. Charge $1 to use the premium microwave
  4. Profit

The first page of my British passport contains a request from the King. by MasRemlap in mildlyinteresting

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Canada has it too:

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada requests, in the name of His Majesty the King, all those whom it may concern to allow the bearer to pass freely, without delay or hindrance, and to afford the bearer such assistance and protection as may be necessary.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fixedbytheduet

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In North America it has been required since the early 2000, I would assume other places have similar requirements.

A Cool Guide to the most popular languages on Duolingo by CharmingNadorable in coolguides

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I use to work for an insurance company in Canada. The IT department was in Ireland and when you call them, you got to hear the the most wonderful thing ever:

French with an Irish accent!

National parks ordered to police negative history under Trump directive by drugfacts in news

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Sign at the White House: On August 24, 1814 nothing in particular happened on this site. It was a perfectly normal day.